raincoats

英 [ˈreɪnkəʊts]

美 [ˈreɪnˌkoʊts]

n.  雨衣
raincoat的复数

柯林斯词典

• 雨衣
  Araincoatis a waterproof coat.

双语例句

• These people are willing to pay high prices ( up to100 Euro) for these raincoats, these people especially like the feeling of the soft rubber material of the rainwear.
  这些人都愿意付出这些雨衣，价格高（高达100欧元），这些人特别喜欢的软橡胶材质的雨衣的感觉。
• In England, a man named Charles Mackintosh found a good method of making cloth for raincoats.
  在英国，一个名叫查尔斯麦金托什的人找到了一个制作雨衣衣料的好方法。
• The raincoats, it turns out, have holes in them.
  结果却是，防护雨衣有窟窿。
• My question to you: Are you able to produce these raincoats and help me to reintroduce this rainwear in the Netherlands?
  我想问你：你是否能够产生这些雨衣和帮助我，为恢复在荷兰雨衣？
• The conservative manufacturer stuck primarily to its well-known raincoats until the1960s, when a fluke led Burberry to capitalize on the garments 'trademark tan, black, red, and white plaid lining.
  一直以来，保守的生产商都主要生产其著名的风雨衣，直到20世纪60年代，一次偶然的机会让巴宝莉开始利用它商标上的浅褐、黑色、红色和白色的格子花纹。
• But these first rubber overshoes and raincoats were all soft and sticky in summer, and hard and unelastic in the winter when it was cold.
  但是这些最初的胶鞋和雨衣在夏天都是又软又粘，到了冬天就又硬又没有弹性。
• They're all wearing raincoats.
  它们都穿着雨衣。
• The French aristocracy then learned of these useful items from their English friends and called them "Capote Anglaise"-English Raincoats.
  法国贵族后来从他们英国朋友处得知这些有用玩意，并将之称为“英国雨衣”。
• I can see people holding raincoats tightly in the street.
  我能看见人们紧紧地抓住雨衣走在街上。
• We never needed the raincoats everyone was carrying.
  我们根本没用上我们每个人都带的雨衣。